Pain 11, Analgesia
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- 0:00 Introduction
0:33 NSAIDs Opioids Paracetamol (acetaminophen) Nitrous oxide Lignocaine
1:20 WHO analgesic ladder
2:03 Non-opioid + / - adjuncts
3:12 Opioid for mild to moderate pain, +/- non-opioid
6:00 Opioid for moderate to severe pain, +/- non-opioid
7:41 start with step 3, working down to step 1
9:21 Prevent breakthrough pain
10:00 Benzodiazepines Antiemetics Laxatives Buscopan Tricyclics Gabapentin Sodium valproate Corticosteroids
Dr John has become a beacon of hope and compassion something sadly lacking in the modern brutal NHS.
You are excellent teacher. You are highly knowledgeable
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Excellent lecture. Thank you Dr Campbell
Very well explained. Thank you for your explanation of the pain ladder.
You are just...an absolutely legend. THANK YOU DR.!
Thank you for your clear presentation of Analgesia!!!
Thank you so much for this unique presentation.
needed this...thank you Doctor
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Thank you so much for this video. I'm a nursing student and this is really helpful!
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Really helpful
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Thank you Dr Campbell best advice on pain ever
I have understood very well Doctor thanks a lot I'm from Uganda
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Would you consider producing a video on “Central Sensitization” that we who suffer this affliction could share with family members? It is a very challenging affliction and difficult to describe to friends and family. Thank you.
Additionally many of us were getting significant relief of the whole body pain with carefully managed long term opioid therapy that tragically has fallen into disfavor. Perhaps you could comment on the negative results of this prohibition in the same video as it is such a big issue with the public.
I had a CCS diagnosis for awhile because they thought people with Ehlers-danlos should have the one diagnosis over fibromyalgia. I told my pain doctor to years into longterm treatment that I was still have pain that felt separate of the joint and muscle pain of EDS.
He told me that in the last 2 years that the criteria for assessments for Fibromyalgia had changed (not as specific and MUCH closer to the syntoms if CCS in consideration of how affected the central nervous system can be after trauma of manifold kinds). He reassessed me and changed the diagnosis back to include fibromyalgia.
Might interest you even if you dint have EDS is may apply.
But personally. They are also seeing that a lot of people wirh EDS dont have CCS but also fibro. Not all but a fair amount.
Mayne look up something like "new criteria for assessing Fibromyalgia" online and see if you think the shoe fits?
We so often have to research and self advocate. I worry a little bit about CCS diagnosis because it COULD be misconstrued as a psychological condition. Analysts are as aware of that as pain doctors and I found that to be strange. Of course, they humanized me and my questions when the topic came up, but I felt like it was possibly not fully grasping what it feels like, in terms of them fully understanding our pain, not that CCS isnt real and valid, just that revisiting Fibro can help us "be seeen" in many cases and becuase of the way the criteria was changed (I think, around 2018, U.S.)
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At least they are trying to understand and not just dismissing us as often.
@@Gpacharlie yeah I agree
@@Gpacharlie also, i wrote that to be helpful and give you information about solutions over problems, and I didjt write all tha out to put doctors down, more like point out a problem that can pop up in the diagnosis process. They DO happen. When my diagnosis got fixed I felt more validated and understood. Hopefully doctors additionally take CSS seriously but some people feel a little uncomfortable with that diagnosis.
I'm 49 from Pakistan with severe knee and whole body pain .no pain killers work .I'm taking tramadol 150mg HS with diclofanic potassium 100mg and peracetamol .
Kindly suggest some better pain killers .
how far weve come
Try Tylenol #4. That’s 60 mg codeine w/325 mg acetaminophen.
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SOP CLASS OF 2018
While in the Hospital for internal bleeding I was given morphine for most of the 21 days. As I was getting ready to go home I asked the doctor if he would send a couple weeks of pain meds with me. The doctor refused and I was left dealing with some Tylenol and this drug called methocarbamol which is for treated muscle spasms. Well my muscles weren't spazing on me I was just hurting all over and still am. Why?
How are you now
@@Truerealism747 I'm lots stronger but the pancreas continues to disrupt my life. Just driving over these rough country roads is enough to wear me out.
@@markh4926 have a look at TMS is it chronic pain?
@@Truerealism747 Yes, the pain is chronic, so I'll look into TMS, whatever that is. Thanks.
@@markh4926 yes I've done and doing alot if reasearch over last few years a reccomend hypobaric oxygen therapy.ive also had a email off a chap who has cured is Ra epilepsy failing kedneys due to Medication and high blood pressure he walks 20 yes 20 mil es a day saw a sycoligist fir sycosomatic side and eat medetarian diet with fish etc and now cured he takes lot if minerals as I do so great hope for us to one day get better it took him I think 17 months.the best TMS expert as well as Dr Clarke is Dr schubiner with wrongen good interview.how ling have you had this any other pain symptoms
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I don't have a lot of faith or respect for the World Health Organization. They have lost their credibility and respect.
They have no real scientific credibility. They force polypharmacy in pain patients while it's well documented that even anitdepressants increase the side effects of opioids but at the same time ban benzo adjuvants despite having the same evidence of respiratory depression as with concomminant gabapentinoid use (pregabalin and gabapentin)
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